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Oxford Thoughts — Upon Return to UA

by Meredith M | Sep 19, 2017 | Arts & Sciences, By College, Europe, Faculty-Led, Program Type, _

Most of Oxford’s old city wall has been absorbed into New College, and outside of it runs a street that’s named Longwall. Names and titles throughout the rest of the city are just as uncreative. There’s a coffee house called Queen’s Lane that sits on Queen’s Lane; the...
Interesting Hindu Traditions in India

Interesting Hindu Traditions in India

by Rachel R | Sep 19, 2017 | Asia, Commerce & Business, Engineering, Faculty-Led, Non-traditional, Summer

India is home to many religions, Hinduism is the largest percentage, around 80%, followed by Islam ( only 14% of the population, but with almost 200,000,000 adherents, it is the country with the second largest Muslim population after Indonesia), as well as smaller...
Being back in the United States

Being back in the United States

by Emily P | Sep 11, 2017 | Asia, Commerce & Business, Exchange, Semester

Being abroad has changed me, and it was for the better. I loved every minute of it, even though some parts were hard. I have been back in the United States for about a month now. Sometimes I still finding myself doing things that I was used to in Japan such as taking...

Getting to Kyoto from Miami

by Mackenzie D | Sep 4, 2017 | All Year, Arts & Sciences, Asia, Exchange

It’s a little difficult to explain what it’s like to leave the country for a year. At first, you can’t be more excited for it, but then the reality starts to sink in. Suddenly, you’re looking at your wallet wondering how you’re going to...
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